Which cities are England playing in at the World Cup?

Find out which cities England are playing in at the 2026 World Cup.

While World Cups have always been hosted by one nation, with the exception of the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, the 2026 edition will see the tournament visit three countries: Canada, the United States and Mexico.

Mexico will host the first match of the tournament as the co-hosts take on South Africa in Mexico City. Canada's first match will see them face Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto the following day, with the United States getting their campaign underway later that evening from Inglewood.

England will be based in Kansas City, bridging the gap somewhat between their opening group game in Arlington, Texas, and their following two games in the north east of the USA. England's second game -- against Ghana -- will take place in Foxborough, Massachusetts on the outskirts of Boston, with their final game -- against Panama -- in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

It's expected England will win their group, with the Three Lions priced at 2/7 to top Group L. Should they do so, their route to the final would see them play their round of 32 game in Atlanta before heading to Mexico City for a round of 16 tie.

Their quarter-final would be scheduled for Miami Gardens before heading back to Atlanta for the semi-finals, with the final taking place in East Rutherford.

On the off chance England finished second in their group, they would be drawn in the other side of the knockout rounds, heading to Toronto for their round of 32 tie. Their round of 16 tie would take place in Arlington before a quarter-final in Inglewood, heading to Arlington for a third time for the semi-final.

The third-place play-off is set to be held in Miami Gardens.

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